Katy Perry's latest video is being investigated in Spain after unauthorised filming allegedly took place on protected sand dunes in the Balearic Islands. The Lifetimes video shows the star on the beaches of Formentera, on a boat and jumping in the sea, and partying in the clubs of nearby Ibiza . In a statement, the Spanish government said there had been alleged violations on the uninhabited islet of S'Espalmador at the most northern point of Formentera, by the production company behind the video.
However, the officials from the country's Ministry of Agriculture, Fisheries and Natural Environment pointed out that while a preliminary investigation is under way, they are not treating the alleged breach as an environmental crime as permission may have been granted if it had been sought. Perry has not commented on the investigation. More on Ibiza One of Ibiza's original ravers says laws will never stop party-goers taking drugs 'My son hasn't been seen since he went missing in Ibiza - I know how Jay Slater's parents must feel' Wayne Lineker thanks friend for taking him to hospital after Ibiza incident Related Topics: Ibiza Katy Perry Spain S'Espalmador is a privately owned island situated in the natural park of Ses Salines.
It is one of the most ecologically diverse areas of Formentera, with natural mud flats and salt plains, according to local tourism sites. Keep up with all the latest news from the UK and around the world by following Sky News Perry, best known for hits including.